India’s data centre capacity is set to expand significantly by 2030, requiring comprehensive regulatory frameworks to manage power and water demands. Current regulations are insufficient, risking infrastructure strains. Learning from global examples, India must develop specific guidelines for data centres to ensure sustainable growth and capitalize on investment opportunities.
Please click here to read the full article by Anupam Varma, Partner; Aditya Gupta, Partner, published in Infrastructure Today.
Aditya Gupta is a New Delhi–based regulatory and disputes lawyer with over a decade of experience in energy law, electricity regulation, and complex commercial litigation. He advises power utilities, generators, and large consumers on regulatory strategy, policy advocacy, and high‑stakes litigation across India’s leading courts and tribunals.